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South Korea’s shrinking gender booze gapUnder the Radar Heavy drinking is rising among women over 30, but falling among men of all ages, as workplaces evolve and tastes shift beyond traditional soju
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Booze it like Burnham? The debate over alcohol in football groundsThe Explainer PM-in-waiting may overturn ban on drinks in seats
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Boozeball: does England men’s cricket have a drinking problem?Talking Point Star players dropped for breaking curfew, amid claims there is something ‘seriously wrong with the culture’
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Whiskey tariffs cause major problems for American distillersIn the Spotlight Jim Beam is the latest brand to feel the pain
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How Maga fell out of love with beerIn The Spotlight Right-wingers in the US have boycotted beverage brands that fell foul of culture war, and now some are going fully sober
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Queueing in pubs: a step too far?Talking Point Wetherspoons has abandoned its trial that did away with the ‘pub crowd’
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Debauchery at the races: is the sport of kings losing its crown?In The Spotlight Hospitalisations and debauchery make race meetings hit the headlines for the wrong reasons
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Soju: where to start with South Korea's national spiritThe Week Recommends The rice-based drink can replace gin or vodka in traditional cocktails for a refreshing twist on the classics
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Data blunders put Japan's after-work boozing culture in the spotlightUnder The Radar Excessive alcohol consumption and an analogue work culture combine to create a recipe for disaster when it comes to sensitive files
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Ozempic can curb alcohol cravings, study findsSpeed read Weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may also be helpful in limiting alcohol consumption
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A boozy weekend at the Mauritian Rum FestivalThe Week Recommends Sample the idyllic island's finest spirits at Beachcomber's week-long event
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The revival of absintheThe Week Recommends The once-banned 'green fairy' is back in demand in cocktail bars around the UK
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What are the long-term effects of alcohol?It's not just cancer
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Naltrexone: the wonder drug for alcoholismThe pill is said to have a high success rate in reducing alcohol cravings with few side effects
